The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 7

Thursday, May 28, 1964 ATTENTION: FARMERS Make your rice STOOLE by applying 30-50 Ibs. Anhydrous Ammonia in the first flood. EASY EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL See us for your complete fertilizer needs South Texas Liquid Fertilizer Corp. Katy UL 2-4524 or UL 2-4323 THE TIMES newspaper for Brookshire and Katy, Texas SEVER, Pupils of Mrs. Lee Will be Presented In Recital Friday Mrs.

Mildred H. Lee will her pupils in a piano recital on Friday, May 29th at 3:00 p.m. at the Music Building of the Katy High School. Those on the program are Belva Fussell, Virginia and Carolyn Hicks, Clara Ann Hill, Beverly and George Korenek, Theresa Pavlicek, Sandra i'eterson, Deborah Stamps, Teloa Stanberry, Deborah Stanley, Donna Jo Thomas, Tucker, Ray Wag- Kathy Winkler and Ross. Mrs.

Jerry DeLane Thames Mr. and Mrs. William a Morgan announce the marriage of their daughter, Donna Laaette, to Mr. i-c- Lane Thames, son oi Mr. and Mrs.

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They'll help select the right cosmetics for you, in a complete range of popularly priced, fashion-keyed shades. pure the beauty it is, It's purel KATY DRUG Foreign City to be Shown at Program For Lions Club The Brookshire Lions Club program for June 2, 1964 will be presented by Mr. Joe Goddard. Mr. Goddard is associated with the Pan American Airways and he will have one of L.KJ many technicolor films that Pan American Airways have of the foreign cities thai ny 10.

i'nis should be an and informative program tor tiie club. Mrs. Kenneth Riddle Receives Degree in Business Education Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sch rader left early Monday mom ing in time to reach Belton fo the 10:00 a.m.

commencemen exercises at Mary Hardin Bay lor, at which their daughtei Velva (Mrs. Kenneth Riddle received her degree in Busi ness Education. Lt. James A. Greene Graduates With Honors 2nd Lt.

and Mrs. James A. and son, Scott arrived lay 19th from Ft. Lee, Virinia. Lt.

Greene graduated rom the quartermaster's chool as an honor student with the highest grade of the lass. He received a plaque and ertificate for this distinction After a visit in the home o1 ler parents the John Sheltons hey will report to Camp Hood June 5th Tribunes" Play Saturday Night at Katy Youth Center The Katy Youth Center presents "The Tribunes" Saturday night, 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. at the VFW Community Center Building. Admission is $1.00 each; dress is informal. All Katy High and Jr.

High students, all graduates of Katy High and invited guests of b6tli students and graduates as well as Royal High ire invited guests of Katy Youth' Center. All Katy High and Jr. High students are reminded that month dues for Youth Center activities are now being collected, please bring your dues or mail them soon. Big activities are planned for the summer and fall months by The Youth Center. About folks you know On Saturday morning Cookie Mueller arrived home from Texas Tech and will be here about ten days, at which time she will return to Lubbock to attend summer classes.

Personal Mention Elmer Stockdick taken to Sam Houston Menior- ial Hospital last Tuesday after being injured in a fall from a ladder at his home. He transferred to the Methodist' Hospital Sunday evening where he is undergoing He is in Room 844. FOR SALE Farm Ranch Drive-In Highway 90 Brookshire Stock Equipment Buildings GOOD GOING BUSINESS ce Gas Auto Parts and Grocery Store CONTACT: T. A. EMBESI Brookshire, Texas George BUSH On TJie Issues CIVIL RIGHTS BILL I oppose this bill because it violates the civil and constitu- tioal rights of all the people.

Job opportunity, education and fair play can alleviate inequalities. Sweeping federal legislation will fail. CUBA We must recognize a Cuban government in exile and support its effects to reclaim its country. UNITED NATIONS Has been a failure in preserving the peace. The United States has taken the responsibility for the freedom of the Western World and should not relinquish that responsibility to the General Assembly.

All nations should pay their dues or lose their votes. RED CHINA Must never be admitted to the UN. If this does occur, we should withdraw from the UN. FOREIGN AID Should be limited to technical and military assistance to areas where such aid is necessary to the defense of the free world. We cannot give aid to Communist countries.

NATIONAL ECONOMY The free enterprise system must be unfettered, to provide jobs, opportunity and prosperity. PUBLIC EDUCATION Is the responsibility of the states. Federal aid means federal control. We must meet the challenge of education at the state level. FREEDOM PACKAGE We should create a "Freedom.

Package" for all Americans, freeing them from bigger and bigger government. We should create such a package for the millions of persons enslaved by Communism all over the world. This package would consist of a firm foreign policy, the return the- government of our nation to its people, putting God and prayer back into our schools, providing job opportunities and encouraging individual initiative and responsibility. VOTE FOR GEORGE Site'U taking and family BROOKSHIRE LIONS CLUB DINNER FRIDAY NIGHT 5:30 to 8 BUSH U. S.

SENATE REPUBLICAN RUNOFF JUNE 6 POL. AD PAID BY WALTER MIMS Royal Elementary School Cafeteria in Brookshire MENU Stuffed Crab Fish Fillet Catsup Hush Puppies French Fries- Salad $1.3.5.